Sentence examples for legislate to remove from inspiring English sources

"Has the time not come to legislate to remove all concepts of fault as a basis for divorce and to leave irretrievable breakdown as the sole ground?" he asked.

Fears that Israel is set to legislate to remove the ban have led to furious scenes as Palestinian Muslims try to block visits by parties of far-right, religious Jews escorted by Israeli police.

Labour would legislate to allow people to demand proper contracts.

We should legislate to ensure that that is the case".

Extreme cases are easy to legislate, to set punishment for.

"The government rushed to legislate to allow schools to choose to become academies," she said.

While both can legislate, member states can only legislate to the extent to which the EU has not.

Someone had to legislate to make us wear seatbelts first' (PM).

Further there is a very strong presumption in law that parliament does not legislate retrospectively; and it is inconceivable that the present parliament, which was overwhelmingly in favour of remain, would deliberately legislate retrospectively, so as to remove the rights of EU citizens who already have the right to reside in the UK.

But the Tories have said they would legislate early in the parliament to remove from the database the DNA of hundreds of thousands of people arrested but never charged for minor offences.

"We're now working closely with the Serious Organised Crime Agency and Trading Standards to remove these small mobiles from sale in the UK, as well as legislating to block phone signals in prisons".